Beware My Love

Paul McCartney

Transposer:

Can't say I've found out can't tell you what is all about. Don't know who does I tell you to beware my love beware my love. Beware my love beware my love. Beware my love beware my love. Oh oh oh no no no. I must be wrong baby yeah. But I don't believe that he's the one but if you insist I must be wrong I must be wrong. I have to leave and when I'm gone I'll leave my message in my song that's right. Beware my love he'll bowl you over. Beware my love before you're much older He'll sweep you up under his carpet. You'd be in luck if you could stop it. Come on now. (x2) Well he'll wear you out and in a miniute You'll hear a shout and then you'll be in it. So so beware my love 'cause he'll take you under. Beware my love the sound of his thunder. I don't believe that he's the one But if you insist I must be wrong I must be wrong I have to leave and when I'm gone I'll leave my message in my song that's where I'm gonna leave it. Beware my love you know he'll bowl you over. Beware my love before you're much older Well he'll wear you out and in a miniute You'll hear a shout and then you'll be in it. (x2) (x2) Can't say I've found out I tell you to beware my love beware my love. Beware my love beware my love. Beware my love beware my love. Beware my love beware my love. Beware my love beware my love. Beware my love beware my love. Beware my love beware my love.

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Cette chanson évoque une mise en garde sentimentale, où le narrateur prévient son interlocuteur de se méfier d'un amour potentiel. Il exprime ses doutes sur les intentions d'un autre, soulignant le risque d'être blessé. Malgré une certaine incertitude sur la justesse de ses impressions, il insiste sur la nécessité de faire attention à ce qui pourrait arriver. L'auteur se prépare à s'éloigner, laissant derrière lui un message d'avertissement, comme une sorte de protection pour l'autre. Le contexte de cette chanson semble porter une réflexion sur les relations amoureuses et les dangers qui peuvent en découler. C'est un rappel que l'amour peut parfois cacher des pièges, et qu'il est sage de rester vigilant face à des promesses qui semblent trop belles pour être vraies.

Le Chansonnier